Water Cycle Quizzes & Trivia

Take this quiz after watching the video and reading through the links provided. There are five multiple choice questions. Good luck!

Water is present in the atmosphere in solid, liquid, and vapor states. On the surface of the Earth, water is essential in both chemical and physical weathering processes. Before it is the water, we see if undergoes different...

The water cycle describes the continuous movement of water as it makes a circuit from the oceans to the atmosphere to the Earth and on again. Were you paying attention as we covered the topic? See how well do you know about...

The water cycle is a continuous process that tries to explain the different phases that water undergoes. There are four main stages in the water cycle. Do you think you have a proper understanding of all the processes in the...

Have you just covered the water cycle and have been having a difficult time trying to understand the processes involved? This is only to review what we have learned from the water cycle through the last few days. Take this...

Have you just finished chapter seven on the water cycle? Do you think that you understood all that was being taught? If so you are in luck as the quiz below is perfectly designed to help you review all that you learned during...

The water cycle affects the weather we experience, for example, if there is a lot of evaporation and heavy clouds are formed as a result, there is a higher chance of rain or snow occurring. What do you know about the stages of...

The water cycle is a process in which water undergoes different processes as it circulates in the atmosphere. There are a total of four stages which make up the water cycle. The water cycle trivia quiz below is designed to help...

Instructions:1. Please enter your name below. No name- No grade2. Click on the underlined title of the quiz above or scroll down and click the expansion button to make the quiz bigger.This is the second in this series, I noted...

The water cycle is a process that re-circulates Earth's water through the stages of evaporation, condensation and collection. This quiz has been made for students to learn about the different stages of the...

This quiz is designed to help you review information about the water cycle. All of the questions can be answered from the video posted above.

Some people who do not know how the water cycle happens may have a hard time knowing which comes first and may use the theory or is it the chicken or the egg that comes first. Some of us don’t know some of the basic facts...

It’s one of the most interesting things you learn about in high school geography class – how does rain turn into clouds, and then back into rain again? See if you can remember the exact mechanics of the water cycle.

The Water Cycle is the process by which clouds are formed by the sun evaporating the seawater, rain is produced by the clouds and the water returns to the ocean. How does it work? Let’s see if you know!

One of the stages in the water cycle is evaporation in which the warmth of the sun causes the water in oceans, rivers, and seas to turn into vapor then the vapor undergoes the condensation precipitations and then is collected....

Science is a fascinating subject, and it gives us answers to some things that we see as usual or can’t explain. The water cycle is quite exciting and a necessity on earth. What do you know already about the water cycle? Do...

Have you covered the water cycle in class and are about to have an assessment quiz on it soon? Worry not as this Zack Moore's Practice Quiz for the Water Cycle Unit below is exactly what you need to ensure you are ready to...

It is essential to understand the processes of the water cycle as it plays a significant role in what we know as planet earth. Not only does this process help information of some of the geographical features we see, but it helps...

Water covers a large part on the earth’s surface and has a lot of benefits to the environment, which it achieves through the water cycle process where it is replenished and purified. From the past science class, we got to...